View Full Version : Pair of Jewels in this tank?
Rich
February 3rd 04, 05:37 PM
I posted earlier about possibilities for my 20L. Well, it's just about
done cycling and it's time for fish. pH is around 7.3 (right outta the
tap). I think I'd like to go w. a pair of Jewels (as posted in the
other thread, thanks Amateur). This tank look ok for them?
http://home.earthlink.net/~zoostation1973/images/DSC00529.JPG
RedForeman ©®
February 3rd 04, 08:22 PM
your hiding spots, may be just roofs, what about putting a rock against the
back of the right hand side stack of rocks, to make a 'hole' or a one way
entrance... that gives some extra security for the pair to 'breed' in, as
far as I've seen/read...
btw, the tank looks great.... those are fake decors, right? they look really
nice...
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RedForeman ©®
"Rich" > wrote in message
om...
> I posted earlier about possibilities for my 20L. Well, it's just about
> done cycling and it's time for fish. pH is around 7.3 (right outta the
> tap). I think I'd like to go w. a pair of Jewels (as posted in the
> other thread, thanks Amateur). This tank look ok for them?
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~zoostation1973/images/DSC00529.JPG
Rich
February 4th 04, 12:50 AM
"RedForeman ©®" > wrote in message
...
> your hiding spots, may be just roofs, what about putting a rock against
the
> back of the right hand side stack of rocks, to make a 'hole' or a one way
> entrance... that gives some extra security for the pair to 'breed' in, as
> far as I've seen/read...
>
> btw, the tank looks great.... those are fake decors, right? they look
really
> nice...
>
> --
> RedForeman ©®
yep, them are fake decors :) Thanks.. I'll make that back right side more
cave like for them.
Happy'Cam'per
February 4th 04, 11:15 AM
Hey Rich
Just a thought, I kinow from experience that Jewels are EXTREMELY violent.
Instead of getting a pair get 3. So one of them can act as a "target fish".
I guarantee that your Jewels will breed within a month of their new home! If
the female is not ready yet he will literally beat her to death, a target
fish will help distribute the aggression and to tighten the bond between the
brooding couple.
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**So long, and thanks for all the fish!**
"Rich" > wrote in message
om...
> I posted earlier about possibilities for my 20L. Well, it's just about
> done cycling and it's time for fish. pH is around 7.3 (right outta the
> tap). I think I'd like to go w. a pair of Jewels (as posted in the
> other thread, thanks Amateur). This tank look ok for them?
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~zoostation1973/images/DSC00529.JPG
JTech
February 7th 04, 02:50 AM
> I posted earlier about possibilities for my 20L. Well, it's just about
> done cycling and it's time for fish. pH is around 7.3 (right outta the
> tap). I think I'd like to go w. a pair of Jewels (as posted in the
> other thread, thanks Amateur). This tank look ok for them?
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~zoostation1973/images/DSC00529.JPG
Looks good, but you need more hiding places. get more rock to make caves.
one of them will chase the other and kill it if they cant hide. I have 2 of
em in a 60 gallon with a 7.5 inch red devil. he tries to get em but they
are smart and fast and have many hiding spots. Enjoy. jim
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